Father of Starved Florida Infant Arrested Across State Lines Nearly a Year After Baby’s Death
US Marshals have arrested the father of an infant who died from malnutrition in Fort Pierce, Florida. The arrest marks a significant development in the case surrounding the baby’s death, which investigators have linked to malnutrition. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances that led to the child’s death as the case moves forward through the justice system.
Rabid Bat Discovered Near Renton Playground Prompts Urgent Health Warning
A Dangerous Find at a Popular Park A bat infected with rabies was found on the sidewalk at the south end of Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park in Renton, in an area near the park playground, south shelter, and park restrooms. The discovery has put…
Fugitive Captured After Five Years on the Run for Connecticut Murder
US Marshals have arrested a New Jersey man wanted in connection with a murder that took place in Hamden, Connecticut in 2021. The suspect had apparently been living in New Jersey since the killing. The arrest marks a significant development in a case that had remained open for several years, bringing authorities closer to seeking justice for the victim.
High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy Surged 73% in Just Eight Years
High blood pressure among pregnant women in the US jumped 73% between 2016 and 2024, with one in 10 pregnant women now affected, according to new CDC data. Hypertensive disorders like preeclampsia and gestational hypertension are leading causes of pregnancy-related death and can trigger preterm birth, stillbirth, and organ failure, while also raising mothers’ lifetime risk of heart disease.
New Poll Shows Nearly Half of Americans Want Netanyahu Arrested on US Soil
A Nation Divided Over an Unprecedented Question Nearly half of Americans think the U.S. should carry out the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he enters the country, new polling finds — outnumbering those who say the U.S. shouldn’t…
Our Second-Nearest Potentially Habitable Neighbor Is a World You’ve Never Heard Of
A Cosmic Neighbor Hidden in Plain Sight There is something almost comic about the name GJ 887 d. It sounds like a storage code, not a place. The star it circles is better known to catalogues than to the public, and the planet itself has…
Snow Leopards and a Human Inspector All Struck by the Same Soil Fungus in California
Two snow leopards at a California wildlife sanctuary have been diagnosed with Valley fever, a fungal infection caused by spores found in soil. The disease, which can affect both animals and humans, also sickened an inspector who visited the sanctuary. Valley fever is common in dry regions of the American Southwest and can cause serious respiratory illness.
Europe Shaken by Berlin Pride Attack, Ukraine Strikes, and Mass Wildfire Evacuations
Euronews aired its midday news bulletin on July 26th, 2026, covering the latest developments from around the world. The bulletin, part of the network’s regular daily programming, provided viewers with updates on current events across Europe and beyond. Euronews continues to deliver multilingual news coverage to audiences across the continent throughout the day.
This Tapeworm Hacks Ants’ Biology to Live Longer Than Their Own Queen
A Parasite With an Unlikely Gift A tapeworm fundamentally changes the lives of ants: workers of the species Temnothorax nylanderi infected with the tapeworm Anomotaenia brevis live several times longer than their uninfected nestmates. We’re not talking about a modest bump in lifespan — infected…
Apollo 11 Astronauts Splash Down, Humanity’s Greatest Journey Ends Triumphantly
The Eagle Has Landed — And Now, So Have Its Heroes On July 24, 1969, the command module Columbia pierced through Earth’s atmosphere at blistering speed and splashed down in the Pacific Ocean, bringing Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins home after the most…
